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216 stories by "Christopher Henley"

Nancy Robinette's actor's life, from salad days to Broadway plays by Christopher Henley

Local theatre-goers heading up to New York City and checking out the Tony Award-winning Best Play of 2015 might do a double-take after looking at the program, wondering whether or not they h…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 10:38am on October 16, 2015

Joshua Morgan's got a whole new rule " on Broadway by Christopher Henley

"I just finished a week of playing Thénardier on Broadway to 1,300 people a night, and it was so beautiful. I feel like my whole persona and world has shifted. I'm in a place of re-discover…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 12:14pm on October 9, 2015

"Ireland's Chekhov" Brian Friel. A Washington DC remembrance by Christopher Henley

It was sad to wake this morning to the news that the wonderful playwright Brian Friel has died. Tributes have been quick, effusive, and plentiful, and ranging from the Michael D Higgins, Pre…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 5:38pm on October 2, 2015

From creation of transgender opera, As One, to UrbanArias' quick embrace by Christopher Henley

"This project has changed me completely," Laura Kaminsky told me, "as an artist and as a composer. It's been an amazing experience so far. For months, I was taking Hannah's spirit everywhere…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 1:10pm on September 29, 2015

Kate Eastwood Norris, appearing in Animal at Studio Theatre by Christopher Henley

"I still can't wear shoes," Kate Eastwood Norris said to me as she indicated her flip-flops during our elevator trip up to one of the higher floors at Studio Theatre, where she is rehearsing…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 12:48pm on September 24, 2015

Valerie Leonard's got Hay Fever by Christopher Henley

"You have to 'Coward' it," Valerie Leonard said to me, as she considered the fine art of acting in the very distinctive plays of Noël Coward. I had begun our conversation by asking Leonar…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 4:20pm on September 9, 2015

One in the Chamber proves provocative, onstage and off, director Michael Piazza by Christopher Henley

"This is not a political play in its aim. It's an examination of a family and of a tragedy that involves hot-button political issues, but it is crafted in a way that the politics is kind of …

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 12:03pm on August 25, 2015

Peter Pan in the Threesixty Theatre " fighting, flying, and up close with Capt. Hook by Christopher Henley

I walked into the tent, and Peter and Wendy were already flying. The Peter Pan in the Threesixty Theatre  folks had invited some press types for a backstage tour. I'd been thinking about …

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 8:09am on August 14, 2015

A stroke of bad luck: Director Gabriele Jakobi stricken by Christopher Henley

Friends and colleagues of the director Gabriele Jakobi were shocked and deeply saddened to learn that she suffered a massive stroke in June. A GoFundMe campaign has been set up with the goal…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 2:07pm on August 10, 2015

"A Good Way to Go Out" Jack Marshall ends TACT with a challenge to the future by Christopher Henley

The American Century Theater (TACT) opened its doors in 1995 with a production of Twelve Angry Men. That's the teleplay from the golden age of live TV that, like many of the best of those (M…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 1:16pm on August 4, 2015

Une Soirée au Cabaret at Capital Fringe by Christopher Henley

Une Soirée au Cabaret is a pleasant evening of dance and music. I wouldn’t have gone far out of my way to catch it, but I found it an entertaining and distracting change of pace from …

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 7:49am on July 21, 2015

Dishwasher, part of Capital Fringe by Christopher Henley

Dishwasher proudly proclaims itself as a unique Fringe experience. It is the first show in Fringe history that 1) doesn’t have a fixed venue; 2) occurs at the home of the ticket-buyer;…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 11:04am on July 17, 2015

War and Peas at Capital Fringe by Christopher Henley

War and Peas is a charming and delightful treat for young audiences, for the friends and family of young audiences, and for more general audiences who will enjoy and appreciate low-tech, yet…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 12:44pm on July 15, 2015

John Feffer's Stuff at Capital Fringe by Christopher Henley

Stuff is a play about objects and their accumulation, but it is not about hoarding, strictly speaking. It's about why we keep things and what the things we keep can inform us about oursel…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 5:58pm on July 14, 2015

Tammy Faye's Final Audition at Capital Fringe by Christopher Henley

You only have one more chance to experience one of the best things you will see this year at Fringe: Tammy Faye’s Final Audition. It’s difficult for me to imagine that you could …

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 12:37pm on July 13, 2015

Source Festival: (a love story): fresh, funny and poignant by Christopher Henley

If you are at all like me, as you are watching the new play (a love story) at this year's Source Festival, memories of the most intense of feelings will mingle with thoughts of small moments…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 5:15pm on June 16, 2015

Jason Schlafstein on Flying V's new fight show: Heroes & Monsters by Christopher Henley

At this year's Helen Hayes Awards, Flying V Theatre was awarded the John Aniello Award for Outstanding Emerging Theatre Company. Beginning on June 11th, the troupe will unveil its first prod…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 11:28am on June 5, 2015

The Call playwright and TV writer Tanya Barfield: "It's nearly impossible to make a living in the theatre" by Christopher Henley

The Call by Tanya Barfield is one of those rare plays that puts the most intimate of situations into a compelling global context. It's the story of a white couple in the U.S. who decide to a…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 10:33am on May 22, 2015

It's the best of times for Alex Mills, starring in Synetic's Tale of Two Cities by Christopher Henley

"People are going to see a full drag transformation on stage. No smoke and mirrors." Alex Mills considered this for a second, and then qualified: "Well, there will be mirrors." He was speaki…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 11:36am on May 15, 2015

Jacqueline E. Lawton: adapting Wizard of Oz and what's next by Christopher Henley

After a performance of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz that my family attended, my daughter walked into the lobby where the actors were waiting to greet the audience. She walked up to one of them…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 1:30pm on May 12, 2015

Like your theatre intense? Rick Hammerly has your ticket to Closet Land by Christopher Henley

It was an unusual invitation that I received from a colleague and friend about the final four chances to see her current performance: "Please read the description and warnings about the show…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 11:30am on May 6, 2015

There is Nothing Like a Dame, Edna (Review of her Glorious Goodbye) by Christopher Henley

"You couldn't write that," said the guy in the seat next to me at Tuesday night's opening of Dame Edna's Glorious Goodbye: The Farewell Tour, in town for a week (closing April 26th) at the N…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 12:19pm on April 22, 2015

Joe Brack's new play: inside the mind of presidential assassin John Wilkes Booth by Christopher Henley

"There's no justification, none of that, but it's an incredibly interesting story. I don't know that it's ever been told before, and certainly not in this fashion," Matty Griffiths said to m…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 11:07am on April 16, 2015

Possibly the funniest interview we'll ever post: Robert McNamara and friends by Christopher Henley

War stories and insights from Hemmingsen, Ingvarsson, and McNamara " doing it together for decades Robert McNamara is Artistic Director of SCENA Theatre and Director of The Norwegians, the p…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 11:32am on April 10, 2015

Theatre is like a cheeseburger: Brian Hemmingsen and Nanna Ingvarsson on The Norwegians and more by Christopher Henley

"We were trying to figure it out the other day," Nanna Ingvarsson said after I asked her how many times she and her husband Brian Hemmingsen have worked together. I was talking to them in th…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 2:00pm on April 9, 2015
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